Re: Need to setup a keyless entry system for an office

[Devin <thetung@xxxxxxx>]

petem wrote:
> take a look at the Kantech system www.kantech.com
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> with the ioprox type reader you should be ok
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> you can even integrate the system with an alarm system to implement that
> only some card can disarm the alarm and that the door will not unlock on
> there normal schedule if the alarm is armed..
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> 3 kt 300 one entrapss special edition and a computer xp or 2000 on it with
> one serial port or if you want to use a usb to rs485 translater to
> communicate with the controlers..
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> every thing is controler controled so even if the software is not online it
> will still work perfectly
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> the software is well done stable and have enough feature to make you wonder
> what more stuff you can do with it..
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> it can even control remote site by tcp-ip or modem
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>
> "Beachcomber" <not_real@xxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de news:
> 42981a11.22237578@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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>>Any experts here on keyless entry?
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>>I need to setup an office with 4 entry doors with keyless entry.
>>This system will be timed to allow authorized employees entry only
>>during normal business hours.   Logging is a requirment, but not
>>automatic time cards.   Front door and rear door will have Weigand
>>keypads + proximity card keyless entry.   Two interior doors will have
>>the card readers only.
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>>There is an also alarm system but is isn't and need not be connected
>>directly to the card reader board.
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>>I'm looking at the Hartmann System.   Any opinions as to ease of
>>programming, installation, and reliability?
>>
>>Beachcomber
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for 4 doors you will only need 2 kt300 controllers.